Sir you are a father figure for us. Your style of teaching is simply superb. May I request you to please teach us invasive and non invasive ventilation and interpretation of ABGs.
What a fantastic Explanation by Dr. P.K Jain Sir.......👏👏 Amazingly explained with help of Case discussion regarding what Antibiotics to be chose What not.......👌👌Just Brillant teacher ...... Thank you so much ...🙏
Wow this is greatest antibiotics lecture; we need more please sir; from wher can we know intrinsic resistance to common bacteria¿ and if there is more rules please 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Can you request sir to please take more lectures in critical care especially ABG. Not available anywhere online. Need to share his immense knowledge with the rest of the world
Respected sir I couldn’t find this lecture easy to understand so you kindly arrange another lecture and explain the antibiotics resistance and approach how to initiate antibiotics in icu Regards
Little difficult to analyse..if we keep applying above set of rules.. When they are intrinsically resistant.. How are they labelled sensitive by d microbiologist? How important is considering MIC as indicator to choose a sensitive antibiotic?
how to reconcile with the concept that 'S' in AST to be considered resistant in-vivo i.e why is it sensitive to the antibiotic in cultures when it has an intrinsic resistance system with it?
How does Beta lactam antibiotic resistance translate that the BL BLI combination also will not work ? Betalactamase inhibitors like tazobactam inactivate the betalactamase enzymes responsible for breaking down of piperacillin leading to resistance.. so if tazobactam inactivated the betalactamase enzyme, Piperacillin is available to act on Pseudomonas as an anti pseudomonal antibiotic.. please clarify